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Martinez - Almeria Artist ZS
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Martinez Almeria Artist ZS MARTINEZ crafts its Almeria Artist ZS from wood that varies from one instrument to the next. The ziricote back and sides feature unique grain patterns, whilst the spruce top and 650 mm scale length retain the dimensions of a concert guitar.
ARTICLE N° 126679
Presentation
The Martinez Almeria Artist ZS delivers the clarity typical of a spruce top – a wood that responds quickly in the treble without hardening the bass. The 650 mm scale length maintains the dimensions of a full-size classical guitar, a far cry from the 3/4 sizes typically reserved for beginners.
The ziricote back and sides add a richness of grain that few woods can match, a pattern that is never repeated from one instrument to the next. The rosewood bridge transmits the vibration of the strings to the top without dampening it in wood that is too soft.
The mahogany neck holds its shape under the tension of the strings, and the rosewood fingerboard remains smooth under the fingers, season after season. The 52 mm bone nut provides generous string spacing for arpeggio and classical picking techniques.
The gloss finish in a natural colour highlights the grain of the ziricote rather than covering it up. Manufactured in China as part of MARTINEZ’s Almeria series, this classical guitar is aimed at those who want a full-size instrument, with a grain pattern that varies from one piece to another.
The ziricote back and sides add a richness of grain that few woods can match, a pattern that is never repeated from one instrument to the next. The rosewood bridge transmits the vibration of the strings to the top without dampening it in wood that is too soft.
The mahogany neck holds its shape under the tension of the strings, and the rosewood fingerboard remains smooth under the fingers, season after season. The 52 mm bone nut provides generous string spacing for arpeggio and classical picking techniques.
The gloss finish in a natural colour highlights the grain of the ziricote rather than covering it up. Manufactured in China as part of MARTINEZ’s Almeria series, this classical guitar is aimed at those who want a full-size instrument, with a grain pattern that varies from one piece to another.
Features
Body shape
Classic
Instrument size
4/4, standard
Nut width
52,00 mm (2,047")
Neck material
Mahogany
Fingerboard material
Rosewood
Scale length
650,00 mm (25,60")
Top material
Spruce
Side material
Ziricot
Back material
Ziricote
Cutaway
Yes
Finish
Brilliant
Bridge material
Rosewood
Color
Natural
Packaging
Single unit
Number of strings
6
Other features
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Brand & Model name: Martinez Almeria Artist ZS
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Instrument: Guitar
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Type: Classical guitar
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Series: Almeria
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Artist: Not specified
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Manufacturer’s reference: Not specified
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Country of manufacture: China
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Colour: Natural
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Body finish: Gloss
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Body shape: Classical
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Neck joint: Not specified
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Scale length: 25.59" ⭢ 650 mm
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Top: Spruce
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Core block: Not specified
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Binding / Top: Not specified
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Bridge: Rosewood
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Tailpiece: Not specified
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Pickguard: Not specified
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Back & sides: Ziricote
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Binding / Back: Not specified
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Neck: Mahogany
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Neck finish: Not specified
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Neck profile: Not specified
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Truss rod: Not specified
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Fingerboard: Rosewood
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Radius: Not specified
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Number of frets: Not specified
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Fret type: Not specified
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Fretboard inlays: Not specified
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Side inlays: Not specified
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Nut width: 2.05" ⭢ 52 mm
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Nut material: Bone
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Headstock shape: Not specified
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Tuning machines: Not specified
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Pickup configuration: Not specified
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Neck pickup: Not specified
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Middle pickup: Not specified
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Bridge pickup: Not specified
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Pickup covers: Not specified
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Toggle switch: Not specified
To find out more...
Martinez has its roots in the world of European classical guitar. The brand was established in Germany in 1978, before setting up operations in China in the early 2000s. In Guangzhou, its development combines traditional luthiery expertise, the selection of high-quality woods and modern industrial processes. The partnership with the American luthier Kenny Hill helped to pass on methods rooted in the Western artisanal tradition. Martinez subsequently developed a range dedicated to classical and acoustic guitars, with an international distribution network. This history appeals to enthusiasts who appreciate the blend of European heritage, Chinese craftsmanship and research into the classical guitar.